Sentence examples for literary creators from inspiring English sources

Literary creators themselves have continued to write illuminating commentary on their own principles and aims.

Early in his career, Roland Barthes trotted out a vast semiological edifice in order to deride whatever he considered "bourgeois" (the equivalent of "thumbs down") and to assert primacy over literary creators he couldn't rival.

In fact, by now the association of literature with celebrity faddishness is so far advanced that the general assumption is not merely that literary creators are significant primarily as celebrities and talk-show guests but also that their literary creation should itself look familiar with and know how to harness the money-spinning power of fashion and celebrities.

Somehow they, and other familiar literary creators and creations, wind up in Montana.

Actually, though, Bond being a Brit -- and specifically an Englishman -- made all sorts of sense for his literary creator, Ian Fleming.

Considering this social reality, our legislator has implemented a legal protection regime designed to guarantee social recognition of the authorship and ownership of artistic or literary work, empowering creators to control the use of their work.

But while The Corrections, A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius and Infinite Jest made international literary superstars of their creators, The End of Vandalism, stubbornly, did not.

London and Tokyo-based Sequential is attempting to dominate the top-end of the market, selling literary graphic novels by creators like Alison Bechdel, Eddie Campbell and Jeff Lemire.

The estates of certain literary, film and musical creators may stand to lose when the copyright in some of the works in their respective repertories lose copyright protection due to the lapse of their terms.

Hundreds of early Chinese bamboo, silk and wood manuscripts excavated in the last 40 years are challenging the idea of the author as the sole creator of literary work.

Like many of Oates's heroines, Rebecca must outmaneuver her creator's literary purposes every bit as much as she must escape the social barriers of her world.